FINAL

Question 1

How long and how many symptoms do you have to have in order to diagnosed?

Answer 1

5 or more symptoms for 2 or more consecutive weeks

Question 1

Psycho Pathology

Answer 1

Significant disturbance in a person’s cognition, emotional regulation, or behavior, bio, psycho developmental processes.

Question 2

Anhedonia

Answer 2

Loss of interest or joy in things that once brought joy

Question 3

Bipolar 1 Disorder

Answer 3

Mania state is very high and can last from a couple days to weeks and can be severe and dangerous

Question 4

Bipolar 2 Disorder

Answer 4

Person experiences hypomanic episodes that are less severe than manic episodes.

Question 5

What is more severe hypomania or Mania?

Answer 5

Mania

Question 6

How is someone diagnosed with Cyclothemia?

Answer 6

If they’ve had at least 2 years of moderate highs and lows.

Question 7

Autonomic Nervous System Hyperactivity

Answer 7

• Shortness of breath
• Increased heart rate
• clammy hands
• dry mouth
• Hot flashes/chills

Question 8

Agoraphobia

Answer 8

Fear of being in public. (NOT the same as social anxiety)

Question 9

Stress vs. Trauma

What do they both have in common?

Answer 9

stress–> Moving schools, middle school, divorce, new environment

Trauma –> Sexual abuse, domestic abuse, unexpected death

They BOTH are disruptive and CHRONIC STRESS can have the same effect on the body as trauma.

Question 10

ACE

Answer 10

Adverse Childhood Experiences

Question 11

Intrusion

Answer 11

When the traumatic event replays in the victims mind in real life and real time, not a dream.

Question 12

The New Deal

Answer 12

After the Great Depression hit, the government intervened more with helping with human services because the quantity of needs was too much for just the Church.

(Social security, food assistance, healthcare)

Question 13

What’s the conflict between Church and State

Answer 13

• Much less people in the united states are affiliated with religion and the church and more and more government intervention is taking place
• There is conflict regarding the goals and ways in which welfare is given out, the Church may prioritize Christians over others.
• The Church may cite freedom of religion in who may have access to their services.
• The government might want to focus more on hitting numbers and helping a widescope of people, but it may lack the spiritual component and lack any interpersonal connection.

Question 14

What are the merits and shortcomings of a relationship between Church and State

Answer 14

• Can blur the line between Church and State (If the government is funding programs for the Church, then the Church is no longer being completely funded by donations and volunteers, which undermines the Church’s entire message.
• Faith based welfare can increase community, trust, as well as providing holistic care and being cost efficient.

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